
Hungarian dumplings (Galushka)
The Hungarian Galushka, is basically very simple but is a necessary accompaniment to many Hungarian recipes. You might find the first try is not as successful as you would wish. But you know what you did wrong and the second will be perfect!
Hungarian dumplings (Galushka)
The Hungarian Galushka, is basically very simple but is a necessary accompaniment to many Hungarian recipes. You might find the first try is not as successful as you would wish. But you know what you did wrong and the second will be perfect!
Steps
- 1
Put the flour and salt together in a large mixing bowl stir quickly together and make a well in the centre, add the eggs and beat with a wooden spoon and as much cold cold water as needed to hold the dough together. This will probably be about half a cup. Stir very firmly until the dough comes away from the sides of the bowl and starts to blister on the surface. Let the dough rest for about 1 hour.
- 2
Turn the dough out onto a wet cutting board, and using a knife or the edge of the spoon cut of a regular pieces roughly about 1/2 inch long and the thickness of a pencil.
- 3
Drop the pieces into a large part of rapidly boiling water. The galushka are done seconds after they rise to the surface.
- 4
Skim off the top of the water with a slotted spoon or drain into a colander.
- 5
Turn the galushka into a bowl add butter or olive oil and serve
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